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Brief History of Early 20th Century Music

Perhaps the most obvious and sweeping change that has affected the first part of the 20th century has been the rapid advance of technology. Radio and television broadcasting, records and compact discs have changed musical life beyond imagination.  Music has now become a commodity, readily available anywhere.   Against this background of change and development, although traditional sounds of classical music still persist, experiments using these new methods occurred in the early part of the 20th century.

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The School Choral Program Student Leadership and Motivation DVD Review

In yet another timely DVD presentation Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser brings his wisdom and inspirational teachings on student leadership to a new group of students.  More well known perhaps for his work with high school bands, Dr. Tim turns hi...

 

Trends and Technologies Shaping Music Education

This article includes a PDF presentation given during the 2008 Iowa Music Educator's Association Conference on the topic of the latest trends and new technologies that are poised to change music education as we know it today. ...

 
An Orchestra Rehearsal

Top Ten String and Orchestra Recruiting Tips For Teachers

Recruitment strategies can often make or break a string orchestra program. This is why it is so important to have a plan of action that takes you from the first day of school to the last. Here is a list of top ten recruitment tips for str...

 

Brief History of Romantic Music

The Romantic Period is from c.1820 – 1900, with Early Romantic Period (1820-1850) and Late Romantic Period (1850-1900.) Up until the early part of the 1800s, music was ordered and refined. After the 1820s, emotional expression was con...

 
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Sacred vs. Secular Music In Public School Concerts

It's that time of year again when thoughts turn to holiday concerts and that one, slight possibility that lingers in the back of a teacher's mind that someone, somewhere in the audience will make a stink because of the inclusion of one or...

 
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1. Improving Your Tone on the Oboe
(Archived/Teacher Resources/Playing an Instrument)
... and all, I often get requests or inquiries about reeds and the desired tone they' produce. And while I agree that reeds play an important part in determining your sound on a given day, I am old-fash...

2. New Age Music - How It's Made
(Teacher Resources/Music in General)
Different styles of music have different "sounds." We can all pretty much agree on that point. For example, Jazz uses seventh chords almost exclusively. This, and the kind of chord progressi

3. Trip Conduct Policies- One Size Does Not Fit All
(Teacher Resources/Educational Travel)
...e is no other option than to send the student home. In either case you have to have a chaperone that has agreed in advance to be assigned this undesirable duty if the need arises. Usually if this happ...

... royalties to the owner of the copyrighted music. Yahoo Music is one of the few that has signed an agreement with music publishers to archive their lyrics and still provide them for free to the ...

...t out of it.  Sample practice plans are given that are similar to what most band director's would agree is the proper way to conduct a practice session at home.  Checklists and other tool...

6. Selling Musical Instruments On eBay
(Blogs/Tales From The Podium)
... In an escrow arrangement a third party holds the payment until the buyer has seen the instrument and agrees that it is as promised. This is an ideal arrangement for both sides and helps preve...

7. Turning Oboe Lemons Into Lemonade
(Teacher Resources/Playing an Instrument)
...u can see them as the ultimate springboard for moving your oboe playing to the next level. I agree that the feeling of rejection or disappointment is not pleasant, and I definitely wouldn&...

8. Active Listening For Better Leadership Results
(Teacher Resources/Leadership)
... SHOW THAT YOU UNDERSTAND Make your understanding real and legitimate even if you do not agree with them yourself. Remember, you are taking the speakers point of view into account and...

9. Acoustic Or Electronic Drums - What Is Your Choice?
(Teacher Resources/Music in General)
...hines. Some musicians and music producers love the use of these kits. Others, hate them, and strongly disagree with the use of electric drum sets in the mainstream music industry. Typ...

10. Why So Many Teachers Quit?
(Teacher Resources/Curriculum)
... “Why are so many teachers quitting (asking for refunds)?” Most have agreed (based on surveys and exit interviews) that the most common reasons teachers give for le...

11. Group Discipline While Traveling
(Teacher Resources/Educational Travel)
...r should take copies of the signed documents along on the trip. Once you have the conduct agreements signed, cross your fingers and say a little prayer that you won't need to use them. ...

...d with a special address to which to send the samples.  The sample articles will not be used unless agreed upon between the author and the webmaster. ...

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